
Educators' Evening 2023
George Washington’s Mount Vernon presents a FREE onsite & virtual program to thank K-12 teachers. Join us to reflect on the life and legacies of Ona Judge, who was enslaved at Mount Vernon and escaped…
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George Washington’s Mount Vernon presents a FREE onsite & virtual program to thank K-12 teachers. Join us to reflect on the life and legacies of Ona Judge, who was enslaved at Mount Vernon and escaped…
Join us for a candlelit guided tour and hear about holiday traditions in 18th-century Virginia. Learn about the build-up to Revolution as we celebrate the 250th anniversary of the year 1773.
This month marks the 250th anniversary of the Boston Tea Party. Learn about the event and its legacies during this special Family Day program.
Enjoy fresh-baked bread and watch the 18th-century baking process with Resident Baker Justin Cherry of Half Crown Bakehouse.
Hear from retired U. S. Navy admiral and chair of the President's Intelligence Advisory Board Sandy Winnefeld, author of Sailing Upwind: Leadership and Risk from TopGun to the Situation Room.
This once-a-year tour examines George Washington's final 36 hours and the events that followed his death. This tour is 60 minutes.
This once-a-year tour examines George Washington's final 36 hours and the events that followed his death. This tour is 60 minutes.
Kick off the holiday season with sparkling fireworks overlooking the Potomac River.
This once-a-year tour examines George Washington's final 36 hours and the events that followed his death. This tour is 60 minutes.
This once-a-year tour examines George Washington's final 36 hours and the events that followed his death. This tour is 60 minutes.
Join us for a candlelit guided tour and hear about holiday traditions in 18th-century Virginia. Learn about the build-up to Revolution as we celebrate the 250th anniversary of the year 1773.
Bring your lunch and learn more about George Washington's world, the Washington Presidential Library’s important map collection, and the American Revolutionary Geographies Online (ARGO) web portal in our…
Join us for lunch and compelling discussion with award-winning author John A. Ragosta, who will discuss his new book For the People, For the Country: Patrick Henry’s Final Political Battle.
Hear from Princeton University professor Michael A. Blaakman, author of Speculation Nation: Land Mania in the Revolutionary American Republic.
Listen to members of the National Symphony Orchestra play during a three-part series at Mount Vernon.
Hear from Distinguished Professor David Waldstreicher, author of The Odyssey of Phillis Wheatley: A Poet's Journey Through American Slavery and Independence.
Join us for lunch and compelling discussion with Philadelphia Museum of Art curator Carol Soltis, who will discuss her work to authenticate and document Charles Willson Peale’s painting Washington at Princeton…
Celebrate the first president of the United States at his beloved home. Admission is free for Presidents Day and George Washington’s birthday.
Celebrate the first president of the United States at his beloved home. Admission is free for Presidents Day and George Washington’s birthday.
Hear from George Mason University Professor Cynthia A. Kierner, author of The Tory's Wife: A Woman and her Family in Revolutionary America.
Listen to members of the National Symphony Orchestra play during a three-part series at Mount Vernon.
Join us for lunch and compelling discussion with librarian and author Paula Lenor Webb, who will discuss her new book, Such a Woman: The Life of Madame Octavia Walton LeVert.
Listen to members of the National Symphony Orchestra play during a three-part series at Mount Vernon.
Hear from historian Christopher F. Minty, author of Unfriendly to Liberty: Loyalist Networks and the Coming of the American Revolution in New York City.
Step back in time at Mount Vernon's Revolutionary War Weekend.
Join us for our most popular event of the year. Taste unlimited samples of wines from Virginia's finest wineries.
Hear from historian Talmage Boston, author of How the Best Did It: Leadership Lessons from our Top Presidents.
Experience Mount Vernon after-hours and taste craft beers from across the region.